Digital Point Posts and SERPs

Discussion in 'Google' started by bruce-banner, Nov 7, 2008.

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    Hi all. I've noticed how some posts from Digital Point forums rank #1 on Google very quickly for a short time and then slowly go down. Sometimes they don't even show the cache link at first. Could somebody explain me how this happens and why? I would like to know about the dynamics of the SERPs.
     
    bruce-banner, Nov 7, 2008 IP
  2. crivion

    crivion Notable Member

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    Depends on how many search results are ! Smaller ammount better positions
     
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    wptheme Well-Known Member

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    I also noticed this. They are just strong at the beginnings. Wonder why!
     
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  4. Gnoc

    Gnoc Active Member

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    Google have an eye on the front and top subpages of DP , when thread go down to the next page then it's more likely to drop google ranking .
     
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  5. Reseg

    Reseg Peon

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    It's Google's attempt at trying to keep recent events and info easily accessible.

    For example, if I have a problem with a laptop model running Vista and iTunes making my music skip and chop from time to time, I need relevant results in my search to fix it. If I search for Vista, laptop model, iTunes, and skipping, even a search result from a forum discussing it 3-4 months ago could be irrelevant due to a new version of iTunes released.

    Not a great example I know, but should make sense with how I see what they're trying to do. I see this a lot with one of my forums I own notebookforums.com In some cases that info flows a lot on topic it may only show for days or weeks vs. months. This happens with Craigslist and Ebay as well, new listings show up high for a short time, but they don't want old ads showing in their serps or it becomes cluttered with expired stuff.
     
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  6. bruce-banner

    bruce-banner Greenhorn

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    I think you are right when you say it's Google's attempt to try to keep recent events and info easily accessible. In this case, that makes it relevant.

    I wonder how they make it so fast, maybe parallel computing is the answer.
     
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  7. The Stealthy One

    The Stealthy One Well-Known Member Affiliate Manager

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    Well, the Googlebots are always crawling here, so they know the content is updated very frequently, and therefore watch out for that.
     
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    sweetfunny Banned

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    No Googlebot doesn't crawl here all that much, a lot of the time there is no Googlebots online.

    How it gets in the SERP's so fast is because of this
     
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    kumarg Active Member

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    Yes, If the thread is in top position, rank also in top and viceversa. This happens because of no of visitors on thread.
     
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    Depands on the term you searched which is usually not such high competition and It is like that since google trust this forum, so google waits for real human content - and google make it on top since it is relevant, after time to time there is another content which is more relevant and more new
     
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    I think DP is already getting good catches from google, some of DP posts still sustain good ranking, if you're participating in a quite interesting and useful thread just digg it or refer them to others, it will help you too. :)
     
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